Map editor Question

[Imp]

With regards to Arid & Savanah settings realise can only have one or the other & not available for winter maps my question is are the effects widely varied or do they tend to adjust a basic set of parameters. If so is this dependant on say season theatre.
Example say Savanah on a summer map in spring & autumn tends to produce more mud in summer does little apart from change earth colour
or arid for the same tree setting as summer produces less trees.
Any rough hints would be apreciated realise I can just increase mud setting say if thats what I want but dont realy understand what arid & savanah do though I am sure have used in the past to generate nice bad going maps.

[PanzerBob]

Good day, Imp

Not sure if this is what you are looking for in an answer. Savannah is largely longer grasses in the clear areas and this can be mudded to some degree time of year dependant. Arid is largely dirt with some rough in the clear areas with mud depending in time of year.

Now I'm not positive, but it seems if you generate a maps for example SUDAN and EAST AFRICA then use the editor to change them to arid or savannah your will get a different "take" for each type of terrain for each Area.

I have done this in the past and got these results.

Examples: Your East African Map changed to arid is more likely to still have more "wet" features. (more like North Kenya than the orginal South Kenya) Your Sudan map changed to Savannah will be a drier map. (A South Sudan Map)

Hopefully this was what you were curious about.


Bob out

[Imp]

Cheers Bob yes that helps.